Top Hotels Near Brady Swamp Wildlife Reserve in Glenthompson

"Property is very dated and feels run down. Rooms are dark , however our room was clean. No breakfast served or options available. "

"Jen (the owner) was very welcoming, as were Bear (dog) and the cats. We enjoyed our overnight stay and would love to return and stay for longer. The accommodation was spotless and had everything we needed. The bed was extremely comfortable."

"the rooms were really clean and well kept, had everything that we needed and in a very good location. can’t fault anything, great for a girls trip."

"Clean room "

"Repeat customer here. Lovely place, lovely owner who is so warm and welcoming. The area is quiet and feels safe. The rooms are spacious, clean and comfy beds. Great amenities and close to centre of town. I visit this area a few times a year for work and do not feel the need to look elsewhere for a bed anymore in the area. After a hard day on the road such friendly smiley welcomes go a long way!"

"A Magical Wildlife Getaway in the GrampiansAmazing, amazing, amazing! This cottage gave us one of the most memorable stays we've ever had. A wallaby wandered right onto the property and had a drink from the birdbath only metres from where we were sitting on the deckng—an absolutely breathtaking moment.As the evening settled in, we watched cockatoos gather in the nearby trees, getting ready for the night. The views of the mountains changing colour at sunset (and again at sunrise!) were simply stunning. It felt like nature put on a private show just for us.The Easter eggs left for us were such a thoughtful touch, and the cottage itself was incredibly comfortable and relaxing—exactly what you hope for in a peaceful escape.A truly special spot. "

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"The oldest Motor Inn from the 1960s has a huge potential as a destination in its own right. Just need to restore it to original condition (eg. do away with the 90s colonial revival lace & federation colours) "

"The house was the perfect place for us to stay while visiting our friend in Hamilton. Instructions were clear on how to get in"